230 mm replacement fans

[SugarJ]

Originally Posted by Eagle Eye

Further from using something that hardens like a rock or permantly I suggest securing them with just a good ol glugun and some glusticks.

It's always the simple answers that seem the smartest.

I don't own a glue gun, or I would have thought of that.

[Eagle Eye]

True enough SugarJ and thank you.

I just see it used on every Antec case I have ever owned and think "gosh thats cheap", but then my reset button broke had it been crazy glue it would of involved a drill and small a pile of plastic and metal that once was my reset button. I'll take the cheap way out.

EE

[serenity]

Originally Posted by Eagle Eye

Further from using something that hardens like a rock or permantly I suggest securing them with just a good ol glugun and some glusticks.

Hehe, that's what I was thinking too...

Thanks for the tips SugarJ...

I took apart an old led fan I had laying around and I see what you're talking about now...

Although looking at the led, I could see no clear indication of which side is positive and which side is negative...

[SugarJ]

They used to have the plastic ring on one side clipped to show which was negative. But the last time I bought LED's was about 15 years ago. I'd just plug the fan in and test by touching wires before soldering, that's all.

[enaberif]

if its a new LED longer leg is usually -